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/* K 1 aBADEl ENTWWr -jH people Ee*l -ifc» Tribune every week ,!• Otl»n» and N«W(W» Counties -< f 1L89.NQ.44 9BBBSME(S»Bp||«P^ S9S5SaBta lock Debate I^radef Hilarity • .•^.•• ~ '• >* i - LP Than Seventy-Five Atteiid, Program In The |9re Masonic Temple * m ock debate on the question lesolved: that the calendar Lid be changed to include thir- . months in the year\ provided Ctainment for members of the jia Rotary arid Lions Club at l^nner Tuesday evening at the onic Temple. The occasion was Indies' Night, in which 78 mem- ol the two service organiza- 1 and their wives participated. Igopresenung the affirmative ' which solemnly advocated insertion of a month to be hown as \Koolus\ between June u j u iy were Irving Needham, , charge of the evening's enter- nent, Charles N. Rudd and nthony Donvito, while the ne- kjjve side adhering stoutly to the jle of 'thirty days hath Septem- fedina Firemen Called To 7 Fires I During Past Week ; Medm.i fnrmen were summ.on- to thicc fiies yesterday, one a pinor hous<- fire on North street Ad the othei two grass fires lich biokc out on the north bank : the 0m.1l near the Main Street mdgc The Ninth Ave., blaze occurred It the Immr of Mrs. Fannie Dunn ((hen S)'\k ; > from the chimney alert shingles on the roof and ireaicned to destroy the entire froof Qu.ik .niival of the fire de- artmeni limited damage to the pumini; \T ,1 few .shingles. The fire ok pl.it c .it 4 40 p.m. The two giass fires on the canal toci-uncd earlier in the after- Inoon. , w . .. ^^. Testrirldy's fires brought the llotal fur Hit- past seven days up to Iseven Medina firemen responded llothici 1 .IN tin Sunday and one |OQ Satu;d.i y At II! IV s.iturriay, the firemen liaswcici ,1 t.ill to the farm resi- Idencf tif H'isc Buckland at Oak- |0rcha:fl .,11- the- Ridge, occupied •by Fr,ii'i- Tucker. The fire, ori- |jinatin|i in ;i pile of ruBbish and ber\- and opposing an additional month, whether it contained an \E\ or not was made up of Rock- well Kingsley, Dr. Theodore C Corlis and Abbott F. Brownell, A committee of judges, composed of Francis W. O'Donnell, Charles N. Hood* and Miss Natalie Newell, lis- tened attentively to the arguments both pro and con, and then ren- dered a decision that \For the time being, at least, no change in the calendar would be made.\ Following the debate Mr. Need- ham provided additional enter- tainment and amusement by con- ducting a quizz contest In which a team of six ladies proved their mental superiority by sending a team of six men down to ignomin- ious defeat. Representing the la- dies were: Mrs. William Matson, Mrs. Harold Murdock, Mrs. Ed- ward Collins, Mrs. Paul Garrick, Mrs. Herman, Gillmeister and Mrs. Charles Rudd. For the men: Ned Miles, Dr. Ross Arnett, Dan Con- nolley, Ralph Rea, Mr. Watson and Mr. Hood. The evening's program was pro- ceeded by a chicken dinner which was served by the ladies of the Eastern Star. L. Stephen Sum- mers acted as master of cere- monies. S***!SS»|S«S|^^ ' < , - 1,fit* ^»W^ m mm 11,00 A YEAR~4c A HVMH YTv\ M jpjv Medina Red Cross Joins In National Effort To Bia^e FIY^ Million Garments By Ji»g CAMERA SHY—Orion Brown, 50, Is a bit odvereo to posing for cameramen as he Is taken Into custody In Chicago in connection with the death of Mrs. Lcotn Murphy, of Marlon, IncL, whose body was found on roadside in Texas. Police trolled Brown to Chicago. IJumbc \V> <p! f'.i ImiT ,t li.m.t (!.. I'll\\' llirf mi-i Irubbis' Minri I h\UM H..-rl. ., I tumn, At ! 1 Idin.i ':r| unm u|i Cralts I vhen -|, ign.tef] fausm lore in 1 Furmih. Tl„. r unf ,. I.rv (. ,, \( l',c ' U f !<•< t>la;c 1 1.11 tin- barn, threatened ' 'n tlif building. The fire- i'i in time, however, to 11..me to the lumber pile. • tinning 10 Medina, the '.i p|vd to extinqui-sh a i;:c wli.ch had gotten be- •• ti i.l and threatened a • *! cist of the Ridgcwuy '• \uKli no alarm had been '\' p m Sunday the Mo- utincnl was called to the .<•<! dwelling of Merle •1. the West Shelby Road • 11 ks from burning rubbish 'it 1 oof of the house and • \hsidoiable damage be- \t; brought under control '• in the house was un- •n ti,. Ctui, ; Wfiv •. f.a<: \. >hf i„ '•Jm., c tiaik • 'in.' • t>y ( •>-*•• , • c \nd alarm on Sunday •• : •! 15 p.m. when a grass I'-itened a shed at the rear K'lwuid Green property, oc- i'V ftiiymond Yates. The A is i>ut out before any da- A s done. i\> Sunday fire originating 1 .H of a dwelling at 742 Mipot threatened to des- 1 '-ntire house. The flames s .n to creep up the side of • '• mid caused considerable ' to the woodshed at the •<•'•' re firemen were able to '\ m The house is occupied \1 .md Athol Burgess and '•'• K Krause of Toma- W1 ,i License, Pays Fine On Drunk Driving Charge '-••• i- Stanton, 54, of 41 Cedar ,: \' Akron paid $25 fine and ' ,/f » , hauffeur's license revok- \^ M..i.d.iy when he pleaded guilty \• ^ 'harge of operating a motor \''•• , '<• while intoxicated before '^'\f- Justice Fred E. Skinner. ^Union was arrested Sunday at • 'S VJ m nn Pearl street by Police ''\'•T Alfred Nudd, and spent s v><-«i.<> night in the Medina jail *'\ he was able to post $30 bail. •' >mpr>s>ng sentence, Judge ^ ' *--r i^rmitted Stanton to re- J A '.«, automobile registration lw < ' 'ale. Fined $15 For Reckless Driving When 4 Are Hurt Clifford W. Fearby Held After Sunday P. M. Crash Arraigned before Police Justice Fred B. Skinner, Monday, Clifford W. Fearby, 27, of 410 East Center St., was fined $15 after he plead- rd guilty to a charge of reckless driving brought against him by Annunziato Barber, 41 Malard St., Brockport, following an auto- mobile accident at 8:50, Sunday night In which four persons were injured. The accident occurred on West Center Street between Florence Avenue and Beech Drive when Barber, proceeding west, swerved to the south to avoid Fearby's car which was approaching from the opposite direction and alleged- ly on the wrong side of the thor- oughfare. Fearby, according to Medina police, also swung to the south and slruck the Barber ve- hicle in the right side. Both cars were damaged beyond repair. The four persons injured, all of whom were treated at Medina Memorial Hospital, were: Rose Zambito, 15, Albion, sprained right shoulder. Dominic Barber, brother of the driver of 41 Malrd St., Brockport, laceration of eye, abrassions on right ear, knee and hand. Joseph Minnecl, 29, of Day St.. Albion, abrasions of right ear and leg and back concusion. Gerald Downey, 28, 80 Prospect Ave., Buffalo, laceration of scalp, skin abrasions and contusion of right leg. Downey, the only person riding with Fearby, was picked up by Fearby while hitch-hiking to Hoi- ley. Fearby and Annunziato Barber escaped injury. Fearby was arrested at the scene of the accident by Officers Alfred Nudd and William Mott of the Medina Police Department. He was held Sunday night when unable to raise $10O bail. Medina Garage Proprietor Opposed To Streamlining Jack Benny's Maxwell Just Another Newfangled In- vention, Says Ben Paige Others may prefer the latest streamlining and the shiniest chromium fronts in their automo- biles, but not Ben Paige, local col- lision seirlce operator, who is now the proud owner of ane of the snappier mp d , e j£ a( 2y^ ster y^ ar • • • acquffea\ f'rotn*ir*i ; (Saicstjer auto A 1904 Metz, which he recently parts company. So, if in the near fuluie. amid the steady pun cf traffic passing on the street, you hear a Strange and labored chugging sound, you'll know without looking out the win- dow that it comes, not from Jack Benny's Maxwell, but from Mr. Paige's Metz. The antediluvian vehicle was no doubt considcied very iakish in the rlii)s when people weic i-till riding tandem bikes and beei was five cents a gla»s. It is a dashing runabout type with a collapsible buggy top nnchoied by long straps to the fi<nt fenders, shiny brass acetylene head and tail lights. YOUNG DEBB TO GO TO COM© The young deer that has be- come a pet of Ernie Rowley will be taken to Como Park in Lan- caster where It will be released in special preserve where no dogs can attack it. LOCKPOBT MADE BIGGER The boundaries of the City of Lockport are extended by a bill signed this week by Governor Le- hman. The measure, sponsored by Assemblyman Jacob E. Hollingier, Republican of Mfodleport, Includes within the city additional territory in the Town of Lockport Chief Urges School Kids To Practise Safety /Wifch Bikes •rji • • ' P< Lice Chief William Ham- mond today lsued a warning to Fc'.ioql children to exercise pro- per precautions in operating their bicycles on the street of Medina. A number of complaints, he said have been lecmcd by the police department with regard to child i en who are caiclcss about riding their \bikes\ in such a manor that they endan- ger not only themselves but pede>lr tans. In many cases, children have been iiriing about with two or three on a bicycle m.-iking proper control im- possible where Hit ftt/w of traf- fic w usually heavy. Chief Ham- mond said. He also called attention of the children to the icgulation* governing the use of bicycles after dark \On unlighted streets,\ he naid \the law requires that from a half hour after sunset <m. a birydc should shaw a I.ghted yellow or white lamp which can be seen for at least 500 feet, A lot of kids can't af- ford !o buy tnu. equipment, but if they ride their wheels after dark very much, they ought l« have a reflector, at least. These can be bought at very little cost\ Chtef Hammond said that the police department is making Nthese suggestions to the child- ren, not with any intention of being \tough\ on them, but simply to impress upon them the wisdom of observing safety precautions at all times. and under the steering wheel, u right-hand drive incidentally, u seat jUBt cozy for tv<o. The car, which was Manufac- tur In Wultham, Mass., fcuus only an 80 inch wheel base and u 52 inch track. It is powered, by u two cylinder air-cooled engine fueled, from a tank fastened to the back of the scat. The trunbtnission is une of the most interesting features of the old Jallopy . . a friction drive made up of two .steel disks set at right angles to one another. You shift from forward to reverse by shift- ing from one side to Ihe other of the disk on the drive shuft. The lear wheels, furthermore, ure chain driven Thcie are foui speeds forward The dimension uf the Incs aie only 3x28 the size today of ,i small niotuicycle lue. 1'icie is only one lice-nne plate, made up uf white letleis iivetcd to a blue background The license number is 50243NY, mid although there is no designation of the yc?ai. he blue and white combination idcntillcvs the pl.iU* an one for the yiar 1U1I This w.is the Inst ycni that hcen.se platen wtre issued by the stale Previous to 1911 drivers wcui ie<|Ulred lo have u license out Were obliged In make the plates, themselves. The ancient contraption l- built to do the han-iiiislrii! speed of TI miles an hour. Mr. Paige says lie lust saw the -ar undei ti pile of old parts in a little-used corner ol the Russell Auto Parts Co.. Rochester, and immediately resolved to buy It. As soon as he has made a few repairs on It, he plans to drive it around Medina. So tie your horses to the hitch- ing post, folks, or you'll have a runaway. Middleport Man „ Convicted Of Arson, 2nd Beg. Will Be Sentenced Liter This Week A Niagara County Court jury at 11 o'clock Monday night in Lockport relumed « verdict ot guilty in the case ot Joseph Nlco- lln, 38, o t Middleport, charged with second-degree arson In connection with a fire which threatened lo destroy his home on Front St., Mlddleport, on the night ot, Feb* ruary 8th, l»<tomteJictW<thti , 4rM&< fwaa^settt l&nke 3uM ^fJfeSW*.^ Monday'byt 5 Covin^|vy^^Miii wond A.* »sKnb\Mf^vi»|o?iovv?M;« *hr*»>d&\y trial. ' \\'• , tf*.p before the-fire h^i»d-b«»n;rfc»id- ing ot the American Hotel, Mld- dleport, where ho was temporary manager during the absence of the proprietor, who was vacationing In Florida, Three houra previous to the fire, he said, he visited the house to tend a heater, which he said he kept burning to prevent the water pipes from freezing. Prosecution witnesses said oll- sonked burlap and straw was found In the nttic ot the house, where the flro broke out. Testi- mony ot two witnesses wos that they had seen a cur slwllur to Nl- coliu's in front ot tho house short- ly beforo tho blazo ,to which Mld- dleport and Modlna firemen were summoned. 'i I'JI ii iijn ,V«- UK*\ toMtfjnUni Contribute* to r^atkmil Prog rwn. C.lling For H.lf Million Gar menu • - * Pet Month \ T*te wof fc utogr«(« ot the W«-> dlim chapter ot the Bed Ct'oss for the week beginning; M«y 9, wa» announced today. > Tlve toHowlng schMvUo Js, mapped out Jw the local organlutton, Mond&y, 4W»y 8U\ 8 p.m. Gar- ment Sewing, Post Office Building,' Motor Service, Miss A.ddfo Hnrtt. S p.m, Surgical Dressings, Mason- ic Temple, Tuesday, May «tta, St p,m, OW* msn sewing, Post OHtce Suildlngi Motor Service, MM. George Bec- ker. 3 p.m. and 7 »,m< Surgical Drwlngs,, Masonlo Temple, 7 p.»n. SsTi ROTARY HEAD The Heveiend Arthur Orcgson. panloi of the Find Methodist Chuich. who wan recently elected to sei v e a* |>rcttidenl of the Me- dina Ituluiy Club. IN THE ARMY NOW! Privates David A- White (left) and Bernard E. Hart, both ot Me- dina, pose for their picture shortly before leaving for trMJlr posts 'way down south. \Dave\ has been un- signed to Hfe»4qU83*ters Battery, 1st BatalHon 2©9Ui Coaurt AtrlUery, AAA, at Camp Stewart, Savanah, Georgia, white \Bperoeyr is wiin the 71rt Field AHlJiery, Ks*«ivtoj[ St. Mary's Pupil Is Best Speller Josephine Malinoski To Represent County In District Finals Ji Hopbine Malmtukl, 14, daugh- ter or Mi and Mil- Anthony Mu- hnonki of North slice! und a Bth guide student ut SI Mnry'ii Paro- ii.i.il S<liui>l lieif, will represent Oilcans County m n district spell- ing contfst to bo held May 10 in Buffalo Aci'impHiiylng hei will be Mi»„ Eloanor Chugg, 14, duutfh- ter of Mi and Mm Henry Chugg, Holley, und MoUey High School icproM-nlJit ive, who wan lunner- up In Friday '« competition for the county chiimplomhlp. Mih» Malinnnki'* win over MIM Chugg cum* whe-n the latter »pell- ed \aerial\ incorrectly. Placing second und third, respectively, were- Eli/.abcth Nlckernon, 13, Al- bion representative and Genevieve Kellpy, 13, who attend* Barre Dis- trict School 8. Elizabeth stumbled over tht word '\precinct\ and the Barre Speller came u cropper on \hoclu'y \ MIM Mhalinositi U the third 8t Mary's pupil to represent Orleans County in the rji«lricl spelling bee. Mis« Itesii\ Doody, who v/as ischwil winner in i'JUS, represented the county In the district flnalit, waa runrjer-tkj* In the Western Wow York final*. Miss Norma Vixa won the county chiirnplon- sblp in J 939 UHoujjh she lost oui m Oit- following district eotripcUt- .on. Pike And Pickerel Sensory Op»na Todtiy Albany, Apr, 2D—Tho new law which clearly defines \plkcrcl\ and \plko\ incrouses tho legal nze limit on tho latter to 20 inches, and sots tho opon season on both speclea with one oxceptlon from May to Mnrcli 1, has also hud u fur-reochlng eifect by repealing n number of special protection or- ders. Conservation Depurttnent offic- ial particularly Htressed tho purl of the new plko luw which now dourly defines \pickerel\ und \plko\. \Pickerel\ Includes pond pickerel, grass pickerel und band- ed pickerel, while \plko\ includes only grout northern pike. At the same time olTlctula pointed out that plko perch Includes wull-oyod pike and yellow pike. Ifford E Wise Is New President MedinaPTA Assn, Summer Bound-Up Dates And Program An- nounced OTMB<SJMip*ltlSM» Mr. Clifford H. Wiso, principal of Central School ,ls tho new pre- sident ot the Medina Parenl-Te»- chors Association. Mr*. A. B, Mc- Knno la vice-president; Mrs. Lut- hot A. Rogcrson, secretary; Miss Winifred Ford, treasurer. Tho organization him made pluns for the annual summer round-up to be held Hits year at Contra! Soliool with Dr. Adfur E. Maine* us examining physician, and Mias Edith Grant, assisting nurse. Dales o( pro-chool examination! for children who will enter school lit September urei'Central gchook ApriraB'iila^MriffWaryiarl School, April jjrj and May 2; En- sign School, May 7. Inoculation for dlpthoiin la ulutcd May 14 end vncclnallon for smallpox May 3B at the Central School, Mrs. Juy Mowor U chairman of llio round-up committee and sho and her committee will be in charge of contacting mothers to moke uppolntmonts for examina- tions. Transportation will be pro- vided. First Md' Class, - Medina Ht*h School. 4 Wednesday*. May 7N)t * p ( m. v Garment. Sewing, Post- Office building, Motop Service, Mw» A,* E. Voslev, ,1 \ Thursday, MW %x\ % p,nv, and^. 7 p.m. Surgical fiieislngs, M«»onlc Temple, 7530 pjd. fjlv4 Aid CJasa . N. L. St Q, OCEtco and Shelby (Jen,-* ter, Wednesday, * P4ft» f lwi'Atd<?l#ll' Medina Rlg^sijbtju . 4 '•'Si •---. :-\ tho Medina $^win|[ pr^|t^rjft-|*, v part of a naUonwidfi i$&%$% Red Cross, In, wfiPt voim»tpi%t approximately Spo ehajpiteri iiW producing an average of ?(n1,$0ft garments each nWtth for the vie* Ums-of: \y«r tvbi'o^ since ifte wftjnep veluhtesf*. started .to sew- aftd knit enipl^ h the war, tjie cliaptera hove ?hifip«d to the Red Croai \vat?*hoti8e in Jersey City, N. J« 81800,000 |8v- monts and over !U,O0OOOG iur|tc*l (dressings, thus Imurtng « lliidy fIpw ot relief. lupplHw i» the civil- ian and liO!»pltnllzod victims at warfare. According to notional head* quarter*, women in the Bed Cross volunteer special aervlee produced prior to march I o quantity. In excess ot tho previous twelve months output and the chapter* have accepted additional I largo quota of sowing und knitting . which will run the total well pvo> 5,000,000 garments by June U There were 547,011 children's sweaters and jacket*, 184,820 lay- ottos and 7,plD Infant*' knitted Other largo quuntitlei.* w<i« 003,528 dresioa for women add girls of nil egea and sttcs, Wltfl men's sweaters, 7vf?<58 boanles, 30,410 (hawti, 04,431 Operating gowns and 332,775 hospital shirts, as well ag some 40 other Items. Now production quotas for Red Cross Chapters all over the coun- try ure likely to be maintained ot high lovol*. since need* for colth- ing show no signs of abating, Earl Clark Again Heads Veterans Of Foreign Wars Nina Newman In Installed As President of V. of F. W. Auxiliary Unit Annuts! meeting of ©deans Chapter, D«ug*it<sr& of the Ameri- can Revolultiim, will b« held Fri- day. Uay 2, at the Chapter House at Albion beginning at 10'30 Battery, at Csrnfi Sackwm, South i o'clock. A. ture*n Ituichcon will be 4 Carolina. 1 served at twelve. ANNUAL MCBrriNG MAV 2 Who's Wlto Winners For April 24th Onvid A. Burnett. Medina bus- iness mun, was the person des- cribed in the Tribune's Who's Who Puzzle of lust week. The four lucky persons sub- mitting tho correct answer to the contest and whose numbers were drawn were Oroce M. Sin- clair, 521 W. CxHiter Street; Mr«. Ben Cuklwell, 013 Gwtnn I St.; Mrs. Henry Pcttlt, tl. It. D. :1, Medina anl Mrs. Henrietta , Benson, Knowleavillc. | Other persons who mailed Irs 1 the right answers but whose 1 numbers were not drawn were i Earl 8. Ross, Mrs. Atleen | SprowU, Heevalyn D. Aekorson, iPrcd B. Skinner, Mrs. Albert ,Oood»ell and Mrs. M. T. PlntJer lull of Medina; Bert 8. Cole>- 'mnn, R. D. 3, Medina; end Mra. Russell L. Hill, Knowlcsville. Many contesutfits incorrectly jubmlUed tho name of the Rev, 'Arthur Oregcon us the pustfcte solution. If you huvc'nt yet Joined In 1 the contest so far, do so today! You'll have fun searching youf mind for the identity of tfae persons described In the puzzi«a wary weesk! And for the small trouble of writing down your >solution, with your,name and address on a slip of paper a»d mailing It to the Medina Trl- | bune. 8, A. Cook Building, you may win pa«s«ss to the Dl»«a '.Theatre) Can you think of an J easier- way t«» win an ev^niii^ of i good entertainment free? Mail yeuir a«swi^ lo tSil« . week's i>uulii in today! At tho annual meeting of Lin- coln Post, Votorons of Foreign Wars, held Thursday, April 24, at the state armory, Eurl D. Clark was reelected commnndor of the post for another your. Tho other officers elected wero: Edward Blopor, senior vlcu- commundef; Frank Waters, Junior vlce-commandor; Bruce Olmsted, quartermuator; Harry Garner, post advocate; Arthur Lake, chaplain; Walter Newman, officer ot the duy. . At the close of the election these officers were Installed by Fred Hollenbeek of Batavin, V. P, W. lulson officer ot the Batocia Faeil- AII'ENO CONFKRKNCB 1 In attendance at the Guidance Conference of the Western New York Guidance Association, held In Buffalo at the Hotel Stutlsr, Saturday, were Arthur s, 'JMp- psiuseo, superintendent; Mr, Bd< ward A, Devlin, Miss Frances 0« U«le, Ml«* Ermio Boardman, and Mrs. Olga Hinckley, faculty mem- bers of Medina High School, Renew Your Chauffeur Licences A)uaoy-~Beglnnlhg Thurs- day. May 1, tssutng ellieea oi the gtote Motor V#hiele Rumtu wilt renew dhauffeuf license which expire* May 31, lt>41. Wiiile (he bulk of the QM year phuulUm ttonsea explr« en May 01 of this year, all holders of one er ibr«e yw Ik'eniSiB* are orged to examine their imm^m ts» dstenuine Use } proper expiration datei Ity and stair, At the same time tho newly elec- ted officers of the V, f, W. Auxi- liary were installed Uy M«i. Mabio Nlekerson, of Lowlsion, assistant depmtmont conductress and staff. Officers Installed are:' Nina Newman, president; H«*el Hoyle, senior vlco-prcsldunt'; Lefia tske, Junior v-pictsident; Elsa Weaver treasurer! Cora Owen, gecretaryi Gladys Bloper, chaplnliij Grace Clark, conductress; Ethel Klcltl, guard; color bearcra, Shirley IfcWf man, Phyiis Bensley, Ruby Seeor and Gertrudo Draper; floreiice Keen patriotic Instructor; Florence Willis, historian; Ruby Secor, trustee for 18 months! rehabilita- tion chairman, Ethel Kiehl and publicity chairman Shirley New- man, Those responsible lor the supper arrangement* were, Gladys Bloper, Grace Clark «{id teim Lake, V Get 30 Dayn tit County Juil For Intoxic«tlon Ujonard h, HvtirtSjtt |% H H* Main St, Buffalo, MCelV^d Imp*** tence of m days in the Otleai*, County Jail st Ajlfai^^lij^ 4Ws/\ was i»rralfH«d ^fsaf Vmmmp* tice Fwd »• MWrmm Wmmmh ^ on a t^att* ol P01W ffrimmfa ^ UmmyWtatm$H$itymiW*'\ » alng 1# Ql&cerii ftfa^ey and Mott i oi tto Mmm B^#,dlpMf#^ > . 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